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New ADA LED pendant light unit coming in 2016

Wow, this would be cool enough to hang in your kitchen!
 
I'm so glad I found this. I was literally about to order a grand solar.
Can't wait! I've had it with the cheap piece of crap Aquasky.
 
Now that Amano's not around I guess they need to do something BIG to show the industry that ADA didn't go with him...

I wonder if they have more creative licence now that there's a new director?
 
Yes, I think they will also use fans with air coming out the sides. The glass on top will be too much of an insulator.
 
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Size / Lighting unit: W43×D28×H6.4 (cm), Electronic ballast: W21×D9×H6.5 (cm)
Weight / Lighting unit: 2.6kg, Electronic ballast: 1.5kg
Input voltage / AC100〜240V 50 / 60Hz
Power consumption / 130W
Luminous flux / 3,000〜3,500lm
Illuminance / Around 33,000Lx (Central illuminance at 30cm distance)
Color temperature / Around 9,000〜12,000K (There are variation in color temperature due to the nature of LED)
LED light / 160 (RGB LED)
LED lifetime / Over 30,000 hours (Actual hours may vary depending on usage environment)
Operating temperature range / 0〜35℃
http://www.adana.co.jp/en/release/detail?id=249
http://www.adana.co.jp/en/release/detail?id=249
http://www.adana.co.jp/en/release/detail?id=249
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rebel said:
At a minimum I hope it has sunrise and set.
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Indeed!

Surely one of the great benefits of led's is the ease of dimming and programming light schedules. Why would I want 130w of led's in preference to a single 150w metal halide, just for the elegance of the fixture? I don't think so.

I've got 56w of Giesmann pulzars now which provides a more than ample amount of light but the added BT inerface programming unit is certainly a bit clunky.

I could imagine ADA producing a truly innovative high end LED fixture with some proven pre-programmed lighting cycle options for say, first month, shaded stream, full sun, long day, short day etc.

I really hope there is more to this new product than the info so far suggests....
 
Chris Jackson said:
Indeed!

Surely one of the great benefits of led's is the ease of dimming and programming light schedules. Why would I want 130w of led's in preference to a single 150w metal halide, just for the elegance of the fixture? I don't think so.

I've got 56w of Giesmann pulzars now which provides a more than ample amount of light but the added BT inerface programming unit is certainly a bit clunky.

I could imagine ADA producing a truly innovative high end LED fixture with some proven pre-programmed lighting cycle options for say, first month, shaded stream, full sun, long day, short day etc.

I really hope there is more to this new product than the info so far suggests....
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Agreed. ADA don't need to provide too much if it's just a teaser. I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt until it's officially out.

This will probably cost around $1500 in Australia so no mean feat to afford it. Apparently it's around 900 Euro.
 
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